Jose Morinho has launched a legal claim for the loss against Gulataraya due to the “attack on personal rights by the trainer.”
Morinho’s controversy was followed by a goalkeeper draw on Monday, after Gaala coaching staff members claimed “jumping like monkeys.
The Gala festival was intensified after he claimed to use “inhuman rhetoric.”
In reply, Morinho today said that 1.907 million Turkish Lira (was created by Phenorbahs) against Phaner’s Istan Ranthis today, Morinho said.
In a fenter statement, we want to declare the masses that Jose Morinho has filed a compensation for the Turkish Sports Club against the Galatasarayu Sports Club due to an attack on the personal rights of our technology director Jess Maurino.
Didier Drooga, a striker, who played from Morinhin in Chelsea, urged his former club to leave his case and described his 62 -year -old son as his “father”.
Morinho was fined and banned for four sports
Yesterday, TFF banned Morrinho for four games and came to the referee room after the game, and after giving him a “abusive and offensive statement” to the fourth Turkey’s fourth officer towards Towards.
It is said that the former Chelsea Boss accused the Turkish Football Community and all the Turkish referee of chaos and disorder with humiliation and offensive statements.
TFF mentioned that Morinho’s “actions” and comment that insulted the brand value in Turkey “, decided to ban two matches from the dressing room and the touchline with a fine of 117,000 Turkish Leera (£ 2,500).
‘Contrary to the ethics of the game’
Regarding the comments of their matches, the TFF said: “It was decided that the statements used by the opposition team members were not compulsory, against the concept of sports and fair sports, which led to sports in sports and hence the sports, and hence they led to fans. Could.
As a result, a 1.5 meter TL (, 32,655) was fined with the ban of the other two matches.
The Phenorbhus Turkish Super League is a six -point behind the sluggishness at the top of the table, and there are 12 matches left for each team.
